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Are they insured?

You are better off if you add them to your already existing coverage for your roof. So probably yes.

Do they get damaged?

You typically don't expect trees to fall onto your solar panels. So where should any damage come from?

This subtle nuance (value equivalency versus object equivalency) can cause problems, particularly if variables are passed by reference to any other functions in your codebase.

Value objects may be great for leveraging the type system to help you write better code by e.g. having only one place for validation. But why should you pass scalar variables by reference? That makes it really hard to reason about what functions and methods do.

Am I reading this correctly: * 1st: Adjust the overprovisioning area and hope that the filesystem does not budge, * 2nd: run the malware as it is now accessible and * 3rd: change the overprovisioning again to hide the malware again?

Or is the malware executing from non-partitioned disk space?

What do you gain by signing the response headers? Ctrl+F for "body" yielded only 2 results. Wouldn't signing the response body be a bit more useful or am I missing something?

You would think its better on windows, but it's not. The notifications ignore the global notification settings and pop up even when you only allow notifications with priority. And they are using their own implementation as well

I did AZ-900 and AZ-204. Thought they might look good on a CV. Passed both on the first try.

The use is debatable. There is definitely a gap between the certificates and the real thing. Had some issues with the first components, I added to the cloud. OTOH you get to play with the Azure Cloud and get some practise and you can get around better than without the training.

In terms of preparations, the MS Learn platform is a really good start. You can complement it by browsing some dumps that are freely available on the Internet